What’s the campaign about? Sourced is about using ‘sourcing’ processes – where local councils choose which businesses to use for goods and services – to encourage fair tax practices. What do local councils have to do with fair tax? Councils in England alone spend £45 billion a year buying goods and services from companies. They choose who gets the contracts, …
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We’ve had a busy year, with new companies accrediting, lots of parliamentary action, councils backing the Fair Tax Mark and lots of firsts! Here are our top 5 highlights from 2016 – with plenty more to come next year!
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Crunchers Edinburgh has become the first accounting service in Scotland to be accredited with the Fair Tax Mark. It is also the second accountancy practice to win the Mark, signalling a change in the sector on responsible tax practices.
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In January, Christian Aid and the Fair Tax Mark launched the Sourced campaign – urging local councils to use their purchasing power to tackle corporate tax avoidance. And we’re thrilled to announce it’s been a resounding success!
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We’re pleased to announce FTSE 100 listed energy company SSE has gained the Fair Tax Mark for the third year in a row, winning praise from MPs Caroline Flint and Meg Hillier.
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Tax is a great area for small and medium businesses to stand out from competitors and win over consumers. We explain how you can get the Fair Tax Mark and answer frequently asked questions.
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Unicorn Grocery is Manchester’s foremost co-operative grocery business, selling a wide range of affordable, fresh and wholesome food. They were named the Soil Association’s Best Independent Retailer of 2016 and are proud to have added the Fair Tax Mark to their awards. On why they applied for the Fair Tax Mark We applied for the Mark because we are committed …
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Unicorn Grocery joins other Fair Tax retailers including Revolver World, Lush Cosmetics and a number of other co-operatives to give consumers real opportunities to support fair tax at the check-out.
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On Monday evening, tax transparency in the UK took a huge step forward. Caroline Flint MP succeeded in getting an amendment into the Finance Bill which allows the Treasury to introduce public country-by-country reporting (CBCR) in the future.
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